George Fox Plays Fourth Annual Football Game Against Warner Pacific
The rain would not stop pouring, and the wind blew intensely, yet the George Fox University flag football team still played a competitive game against Warner Pacific University on April 6 at the Austin Sports Complex. “I had a good time reuniting with teammates, killing the chemistry, and having a good time in the soaking [...]
Louisville Brings Kevin Ware a Trophy and a Trip to the Final Four
Kevin Ware pulled his team together while the rest of his teammates were falling apart after witnessing Ware land awkwardly after attempting to block a 3-point shot during the Elite Eight NCAA March Madness Tournament on Mar. 31. Number one seeded Louisville dominated number two Duke in the second half and won 85-63, but before [...]
Men’s Tennis Wins Their Sixth Match in a Row
The George Fox University men’s tennis team continued their streak as they won their sixth tennis match in a row with a 6-3 win over Linfield College Wildcats on Mar. 16. “To be a part of a streak like this has been great,” said Preston Mann. “To date, this is the most successful men’s tennis [...]
Emily Wyatt and Beth Stam Represent George Fox at Nationals Well
George Fox University’s Emily Wyatt earned fifth place in the women’s long jump and earned All-American status, while Beth Stam finished ninth in the women’s pentathlon at the NCAA Division III Indoor Track and Field National Championship on Feb. 8 in Naperville, Ill. Wyatt, who was seeded third entering the weekend with a Bruin record of 19-0/5.79m [...]
Women’s Basketball Ends Early
After four straight Northwest Conference Women’s Basketball Tournament titles, the women’s basketball streak came to an end on Feb. 21 against Lewis and Clark College Pioneers, 75-59. The Bruins were seeded number four in the tournament after losing a third place tiebreaker to Whitworth University, while the Pioneers were seeded number one. “We knew going [...]
Bruin Softball Prepares For Regular Season in Texas
The George Fox University Bruins started the softball season with a trip to Texas on Feb. 15-17 against South Western University, Howard Payne University, and Concordia University, playing each team twice. The Bruins started Friday’s doubleheader against South Western University with back-to-back wins. In the first game, the Bruins scored in the first inning with [...]
The Oscar Pistorius Arrest
Oscar Pistorius has been formally charged with premeditated murder, after his girlfriend Reeva Steenkamp was found dead in his home early Thursday morning. The 26-year-old is widely known as the South African track and field superstar who competed in the 2012 London Olympic Games with artificial legs, making him an inspirational figure around the world. [...]
Indoor Track and Field Starts Strong
The 2013 Indoor Track season began on Jan. 12 at the University of Washington Indoor Preview. So far, the team has started its season with broken school records and personal bests. Emily Wyatt, the only Bruin to compete in the UW Preview, posted a women’s long jump mark of 17-8.75/ 5.40m. Her mark is the [...]
Big Moments in Super Bowl XLVII
Super Bowl 2013’s Big Moments – Ray Lewis, the ill-fated 49ers comeback, Beyonce, the blackout – dominated the Super Bowl’s story lines. The biggest moment of all in Super Bowl XLVII, however, had to be the power outage, at least for the fans concerned more about the game than the commercials or Beyonce. The Blackout [...]
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The third annual Bruin Madness took place on Feb. 2, as students, alumni, parents, and friends crowded the Wheeler Sports Center’s Miller Gym to watch the men’s and women’s basketball teams play against the Linfield Wildcats for the last double header, and conference home game. The event was sponsored by George Fox University Alumni and [...]
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